







Autel EVO Nano+ Price in Pakistan
Autel EVO Nano+ price in Pakistan: Rs 112,800. 4K · 28 min · 249g.
Discontinued by Autel in July 2025 (support until 2030); sell only remaining stock and say so on the page
✔ 7-day checking warranty · ✔ Checked before dispatch · ✔ 48–72 hours after advance payment, all over Pakistan
Autel EVO Nano+ Overview
The Autel EVO Nano+ is a 249 g drone with a large 1/1.28-inch 50MP sensor, f/1.9 aperture, 4K video and three-way obstacle avoidance. Please note: Autel discontinued the EVO Nano series in July 2025 and will provide support until 2030, so we sell only remaining stock. This page covers the Autel EVO Nano+ price in Pakistan, full specs and the PCAA rules for drones of 250 g or less.
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Autel stopped making the EVO Nano and EVO Lite lines in July 2025 and has said it will support them until 2030. That means firmware, repairs and parts will become harder to find over time. Keep this in mind before buying; if you want a model that is still in production, look at the DJI Mini series (DJI Mini). Spare batteries and propellers are also likely to become harder to find, so many buyers choose a kit with extra batteries from the start.
The Nano+ is a small, light drone for beginners, travellers and vloggers. Its 1/1.28-inch sensor uses an RYYB colour filter that lets in more light than a standard RGB filter, which helps at dusk and indoors. It shoots 50MP photos and 4K/30fps video with an f/1.9 aperture and a 3-axis gimbal. As with any drone, the pilot is responsible for avoiding restricted areas such as airports. Read our drone no-fly zones guide (Drone No-Fly Zones in Pakistan).
Flight time is up to 28 minutes, top speed 15 m/s and SkyLink transmission reaches up to 10 km (FCC). Forward, backward and downward obstacle sensing gives more protection than some entry DJI models, though there is no side sensing.
At 249 g, the Nano+ is Category I (250 g or less) under the Civil Unmanned Aircraft Rules 2024. You must register it with the PCAA within 15 days of purchase, but you do not need a Remote Pilot Licence. See our drone registration guide (How to Register a Drone in Pakistan) and check the drone ban status before flying outdoors. For a side-by-side view of the two brands, read DJI vs Autel (DJI vs Autel: Drone Brands Compared).
Autel EVO Nano+ Specifications
- Camera
- 1/1.28-inch CMOS with RYYB colour filter, f/1.9
- Video
- 4K/30fps
- Flight time
- 28 min
- Weight
- 249 g
- Registration
- PCAA registration (no licence at 250g or less)
All specifications
Camera
- Sensor
- 1/1.28-inch CMOS with RYYB colour filter, f/1.9
- Photo
- 50MP
- Video
- 4K/30fps
- Gimbal
- 3-axis mechanical
Flight
- Max flight time
- 28 min
- Max speed
- 15 m/s (Ludicrous mode)
- Wind resistance
- About 10 m/s
- Max range / transmission
- Autel SkyLink, up to 10 km (FCC)
Safety
- Obstacle sensing
- Three-way (forward, backward, downward)
- Return to home
- Yes
Build
- Takeoff weight
- 249 g
- Dimensions folded
- 142 x 94 x 55 mm
In Pakistan
- Weight class
- Category I (250 g or less)
- Registration
- PCAA registration within 15 days of purchase
- Pilot licence
- Not needed at 250 g or less
- Flying status
- Outdoor flying bans have been in force in parts of Pakistan in 2026; check the current status before flying
Product status
- Status
- Discontinued by Autel in July 2025; Autel support until 2030
Best for
- Use
- Normal / Premium pocket-sized travel vlogging
Price last updated 8 November 2026, checked by the Syed Non Custom Drones price team (how we check prices).
Pros
- Large 1/1.28-inch 50MP sensor with RYYB filter for low light
- Three-way obstacle sensing at 249 g
- 4K/30fps video on a 3-axis gimbal
- No Remote Pilot Licence needed in Pakistan (registration still required)
Cons
- Discontinued by Autel in July 2025; support only until 2030
- Shorter flight time (28 min) than DJI Mini rivals
- 4K limited to 30fps
- No side obstacle sensing
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Before You Buy
Autel EVO Nano+ FAQs
Is the Autel EVO Nano+ discontinued?
Yes. Autel discontinued the EVO Nano and EVO Lite series in July 2025 and has said it will support them until 2030. We sell only remaining stock.
Does the EVO Nano+ need registration in Pakistan?
Yes. All drones must be registered with the PCAA within 15 days of purchase under the 2024 rules. At 249 g it does not need a Remote Pilot Licence.
What is the EVO Nano+ flight time?
Up to 28 minutes per battery in calm conditions, according to Autel.
Does the EVO Nano+ have obstacle avoidance?
Yes, in three directions: forward, backward and downward.
Autel EVO Nano+ band ho gaya hai?
Ji haan, Autel ne July 2025 mein Nano series band kar di hai, lekin 2030 tak support dega. Hamare paas sirf bacha hua stock hai.
Does the Autel EVO Nano+ need registration in Pakistan?
Yes. Every drone must be registered with the PCAA within 15 days of purchase. At 249g with the standard battery it does not need a pilot licence; a heavier "Plus" battery can change that. Check the current flying ban status in your area before flying.
How do I pay for the Autel EVO Nano+?
Pay 15% advance (Rs 16,920) by scanning our QR with any banking app and the remaining Rs 95,880 on delivery. Cash on delivery is not available at the moment.
How long does delivery take?
Delivery takes 48–72 hours after advance payment, all over Pakistan. You get a tracking number on the Track Order page.
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